D2L Awards: Incentivizing Behavior and Recognizing Achievement
Fall 2020
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The D2L Awards tool enables faculty to distribute digital badges to students. There are many uses for awards, from adding a gamification component to your course to determining which of your course objectives students are achieving. In this workshop, faculty will see examples of D2L awards and learn how to create awards specific to their course objectives.
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Topic: D2L Awards Workshop
Time: Sep 9, 2020 03:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
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